Re: --> Our nada's 'character disorder' scores - updated

April 3, 2004

In a message dated 4/3/04 1:22:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,

psyprof@... writes:

here, for us KOs, every nada point counts.

- Edith

Wearin' my statistics hat

She's nailed then...thanks. Carol

April 3, 2004

How did my Nada''s score get dropped?

April 3, 2004

Hi Carol,

The HS and LS obligatorial rejects are called 'outliers' - they

lie outside/beyond the 'normal' *range* of scores. I had a

student who went on to become an epidemiological demographer who

did a fascinating paper for his doctorate in statistics on

outliers. But here, for us KOs, every nada point counts.

- Edith

Wearin' my statistics hat

getevenpersevere@... wrote:

> I had the obligatory stats class...they made me take it before they would let

> me graduate. Does this mean that my nada's score will be thrown

> out...highest/lowest discarded? I really want to 'nail' her on this

curve...would give

> her doubt or two to do that, lol. Carol

>

> In a message dated 4/3/04 1:02:27 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> psyprof@... writes:

> 85 - Carol.

> 74 - Edith. My emotional 2 yo, witch/queen nada got a 74.

> 72 - Marla.

> 65 - Rita. My nada got a 65 out of 85.

> 65?- Sunsh: My low-functioning, emotional 2 y/o Hermit got 65?

> 61 - Sylvia: She is a hermit/queen/witch.

> Neither high nor low functioning....somewhere in between.

> I still haven't been able to figure out her emotional age.

> ? - Free. Will do over??

>

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